The Ram Strikes Back

by Robert Emerald Fountain


The Last Battle

After landing in a hangar on the space station and donning their weapons, the Young Six charged off of their ship to confront Grogar. They quickly found the space station's crew and placed them in the medical bay on the Harmony before turning their trackers on. Grogar was on a scaffold above the station's main core and was not about to surrender easily. When the Young Six entered the room, he snarled at them.

"This time, I WILL WIN!", he hissed.

"I think NOT!", growled Smolder as she shot a blast to break one of Grogar's horns.

The blast hit its mark and sent the horn flying 800 feet down to the bottom of the chamber. This angered Grogar and he lunged forward at Smolder, but she flew over his head and grabbed his tail to restrain him. Seizing an opportunity, Ocellus fired a blast from her horns to blind Grogar, and it worked. Gallus used his talons to break a chain off of the scaffold and used it to tie Grogar down. Grogar retaliated by whipping his hoof in a way that he broke Gallus' left wing. Silverstream became livid and faced Grogar with rage in her eyes.

"We will destroy you, even if it means we have to destroy the space station in the process.", she screeched as Yona tied heavy weights to Grogar's hooves so he could not move his limbs.

Sandbar drew an enchanted blade and plunged it into Grogar's back to give the final blow and destroy Grogar's soul. Grogar let out an ear-piercing scream as the energy burned through him until his presence was reduced to an orb, which quickly became unstable and exploded, sending all of the Young Six flying backwards into the access hallway. The weights that Yona had tied to Grogar's hooves fell free until they struck a protrusion on the wall inside the power chamber and ricocheted into the core's structure. Before hearing the weights clang on the wall, Gallus had quickly healed his wing with an instant heal serum that had been formulated during the last war against Grogar.

When the weights struck the core, it became unstable and the safety doors began to shut with hydraulics. As the door mechanisms kicked on, an alarm sounded over the station's intercom that the core was damaged and the station was going to self-destruct in six minutes. Knowing that time was of the essence, everyone took off running for five minutes through the station's passageways until they reached the Harmony and fastened their seatbelts. As the core's integrity continued to decrease, the airlocks began closing and the Young Six fired their engines to get away. They barely made it through the hatch as it grazed the Harmony's wings. The station finally gave out and exploded when the Harmony was 60 feet away from the exterior.